The Long Run
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"I won't try to tell you what she was. It's easier to tell you what herfriendship made of me; and I can do that best by adopting her metaphorof the ship. Haven't you, sometimes, at the moment of starting on ajourney, some glorious plunge into the unknown, been tripped up by thethought: 'If only one hadn't to come back'? Well, with her one had thesense that one would never have to come back; that the magic ship, wouldalways carry one farther. And what an air one breathed on it! And, oh, the wind..., and the islands, and the sunsets!
"I said just now 'her friendship'; and I used the word advisedly. Loveis deeper than friendship, but friendship is a good deal wider. Thebeauty of our relation was that it included both dimensions. Ourthoughts met as naturally as our eyes: it was almost as if we loved eachother because we liked each other. The quality of a love may be testedby the amount of friendship it contains, and in our case there was nodividing line between loving and liking, no disproportion between them, no barrier against which desire beat in vain or from which thought fellback unsatisfied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I won't try to tell you what she was. It's easier to tell you what herfriendship made of me; and I can do that best by adopting her metaphorof the ship. Haven't you, sometimes, at the moment of starting on ajourney, some glorious plunge into the unknown, been tripped up by thethought: 'If only one hadn't to come back'? Well, with her one had thesense that one would never have to come back; that the magic ship, wouldalways carry one farther. And what an air one breathed on it! And, oh, the wind..., and the islands, and the sunsets!
"I said just now 'her friendship'; and I used the word advisedly. Loveis deeper than friendship, but friendship is a good deal wider. Thebeauty of our relation was that it included both dimensions. Ourthoughts met as naturally as our eyes: it was almost as if we loved eachother because we liked each other. The quality of a love may be testedby the amount of friendship it contains, and in our case there was nodividing line between loving and liking, no disproportion between them, no barrier against which desire beat in vain or from which thought fellback unsatisfied.
What to read after The Long Run?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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